nice price deal !!! limited vinyl copies. brand new release from londons squarewave who is a regular on the dj circuit and hosts a weekly show on world famous radio station kool london. the a-side features a hefty vip remix of >snitch< (which originally appeared on the boka digital series tank) from sukh knight (true tiger) a dancefloor trasha with a truly gangsta swagga! on the flip squarewave teams up with dutty ranks for >heartbeat dub< a deep heavy number for all the subheads, this one will work those speakers to the maximum, a true favourite at boka hq.

the second release on new world audio is a 4 track ep showcasing a variety of flavours from the producers in the camp. the title track sees sukh knight and squarewave team up again after the success of their hench release, this time on the tribal roller called tribesman. the long list of club dj and radio support solidifies the strength of all the tracks on the ep.
supported by: mistajam, benga, redlight, rob da bank, plastician, jakes, eddie k, chefal, walsh and many more.

gold marbled vinyl.

viewtiful joe is back on casa voyager

circle vision and new world audio team up to co-release cvnwa001 - a new 4-track vinyl featuring rdg, squarewave, gaze ill and k man.
cvnwa001 marks the first vinyl output from iconic new world audio in over two years, and follows the apocalyptic, nuclear sound design from piezo and clearlight on cv003.
the two labels claim one side each on the forthcoming vinyl, with circle vision introducing classic sub workouts by rdg and gaze ill, and squarewave absorbing the flip through deep, melodic chants.

kiln debut longplayer first time on vinyl available

peder heads for the iceberg!

dj support from: kahn & neek, mala, rsd, joker & many more.
* big, bad and heavy! two of pinch’s biggest dance floor bangers, remixed by one of uk dubstep’s hardest hitters, kromestar. guaranteed rewinds. * ‘the boxer’ first appeared on tectonic back in 2010, fusing grime and dubstep with tribal drums and tearing squarewave bass. kromestar stays true to the original but switches his stance to swing hard with a left hook, southpaw style. after a moody build up, the intro breaks away into a brief moment of calm, before bass comes out fighting, throwing knock out punches hard and fast. tried and tested dancefloor damage of the highest order. * flip then for an equally dangerous remix of pinch’s deep medi release ‘swish’, from back in 2011. simple, effective and deadly, kromestar gives this classic an update, setting it up for another few years of wheel-ups

spell pets backwards to get step. spell step forwards and you get pets going back to basics. step is the new vinyl-only label from the founders of pets – catz n dogz, with a focus on the rawest forms and root functions of dance music. step searches for the fundamentals with under-theradar house and techno thats not afraid to be rough around the edges. its all about the music.

original cultures presents blackjob trashdub 12 inch, a vinyl release that compiles tracks from the original and remix eps of the same name. this release includes three original tracks and three remixes on vinyl complete with full colour sleeve and artwork by paper resistance. featured remixers include munichs danny scrilla (cosmic bridge, civil music), bristols sam binga (formerly baobinga, build recordings) and dublins t-woc (alphabet set).
support for the release so far (both originals and remixes) includes airplay on resonance fm (london, uk), rinse fm (london, uk), base fm (new zealand), beatwolf radio (manchester, uk), 22tracks london, wrongtom (tru thoughts), opti (airflex labs), fracture (metalheadz), lv (hyperdub), om unit (cosmic bridge/civil), squarewave, badawai (roir) and more.

4 tracks and 4 producers on one 12 inch. dj support from om unit, plastician, distance and many more … proper underground bass pressure, dont sleep - this is very limited and very good!

mensah demonstrates exactly how to smash a big arena event with the harder edge of >your gf likes it ruff<. on the flip delta heavy turn >quad bikes< in to a signature half-time dnb monster!

remixes von nicolas jaar und ed bangers boogie-revivalist breakbot! matthew dears black city is an opus of bacchanalian futurism, then second single >you put a smell on me< is its presumptive climax—an unblinking industrial march to the center of the brains most neglected corners. its drums are militant, its pace is unswerving, and the squarewave synths that start falling like mortar shells are searing and wide-eyed. then theres the marbled voice of dear himself, pent-up and sexually charged, beckoning you for a ride in his big black car. its the sound of staring down the part of yourself that you are most afraid of. if that seems too daunting, theres always the dub version. when mirrored through the eyes of others specifically wolf + lamb prodigy nicolas jaar and ed bangers resident boogie revivalist, breakbot — >you put a smell on me< starts to feel less lobotomizing. jaars version is a sullen, scratchy, headphone-ready beat trip—atmospheric vibraphone samples here, stilted kicks and snares there, all of it amorphously affecting together. and breakbot has no problem hamming it all up into the sort of blithe electro-funk every prom night deserves.

the oh so secretive and elusive franc spangler provides his first full ep for delusions of grandeur having previously provided mixes for alpha child on dog03 as well as for jimpster on freerange. on our 11th release we are very happy to offer up two variations on forever and a day with the original providing a full length arrangement loaded with deep pads, fizzing synth lines and franc?s trademark disco inspired drums. forever and a dub runs with a similar vibe whilst opting for a more stripped back and rolling vibe. still a very deep and musical track but with some space for the drums and squarewave bassline to work their magic. the arrangement subtly builds with layering synths providing the dynamics and interest. flip over for open eyes which sees franc drop the bpm?s for a loping, looping, sun-soaked epic purpose built for vibe augmentation of your next bbq gig